I'm very intrigued by the other part of your brief, which was the routine police evidence provision. You define it. You say it's overly broad. After the four factors, you conclude, “This encapsulates the whole of a police investigation.” You then make a plea, I think quite eloquently, for the role of cross-examination. You alluded to, in your remarks just now, the roadside prohibition cases in our province of British Columbia, where I think you made some very strong conclusions.
What's the bottom line? Can the police evidence provision be amended, or in your opinion should it simply be removed completely?